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So, I encountered the same issue. I tried everything mentioned above but nothing worked. It turns out that my filename was discord.py. This was the thing causing the real problem. So, you shall also check your filename. I believe it implies to other packages as well. So. Never use package names for your file.
Getting channel from ID (Recommended) First, get the ID of the channel (Right click the channel and select "Copy ID") Second, put the ID in the following code: client.get_channel("ID") For example: client.get_channel("182583972662") Note: The channel ID is a string in discord.py async, and an integer in rewrite.
let channels = await guild.channels.fetch() this will give you a Collection of GuildChannel objects. If you want to have only text channels then you can do: channels = channels.map((c) => c.type === "GUILD_TEXT") You can convert the Collection into an array doing the following if you find it easier. channels = [...channels.values()]
I made a class for the different color codes to use in discord.py which can be imported into the main file. default = 0. teal = 0x1abc9c. dark_teal = 0x11806a. green = 0x2ecc71. dark_green = 0x1f8b4c. blue = 0x3498db. dark_blue = 0x206694. purple = 0x9b59b6.
This is probably a "Discord being weird" issue, but this module doesn't line up with what Discord's doing. It doesn't handle individual regional indicator emojis at all, instead looking up the code for paired indicators as a flag ("us" returns ":United_States:"), and other emojis have incorrect (from Discord's POV) names: ":a:" ends up getting ...
2. In first line, write the name of the function you used for the command with. It must should write like this-. @client.command(name='Name_of_the_function', aliases=['what_command_you_also_want_to_use']) You can use multiple commands like this. edited Sep 26, 2021 at 3:47.
These are called subcommands.They are a good way to sort commands. For example, instead of using setsomething and deletesomething commands, you could use something delete and something set.
I'm creating a discord bot, but when I try to import discord, I am getting this error: Traceback (most recent call last): File "C:\Users\Someone\Desktop\Discord bot\bot.py", line 2, in <module> import discord ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'discord' [Finished in 0.5s] I opened a terminal ctrl + ~ and typed: pip install discord.py
You can get global display name with this code: msg.reply(`Hello ${msg.member.user.globalName}`) the msg.member.user.globalName will get Display Name of user from User Profile (Account Settings) answered Aug 9, 2023 at 11:21. martGuy. 36 1.
I want to get the member names from a connected discord server, but the code I have right now just prints out {"Security"}: import discord. import os. client = discord.Client() def get_member_names(): for guild in client.guilds: for member in guild.members: yield member.name. @client.event.